I shoot alot few years ago but lately have family issue that I can't go overseas to shoot and even shooting locally has greatly cut down.
With lesser new pics, I begin to look at the older pics and some of them I've neglected are worth to process,
Didn't process those pics is either some distracting subject or not so ideal lighting etc,, with the newer version of image editing software and improved processing skill and workflow (over the yrs) those pics can be processed and perhaps able to put to sales.
Sharing some of the older pics which I've processed:
#1 Shot with K3 + Sigma 500 F4.5, the original pic the sunlight was too harsh from the bird's head to the 1st half of the body, now this was fixed.
#2 Shot with K5-IIs + Sigma 10-20, the original pic was the bridge was too bright compared to the buildings, now with photoshop's layer mask, the exposure is balanced.
Also thanks to K5-IIs' extended bracketing, a very good feature missing since K3 and after, with this I'm able to select the +ev of the building to blend with the -ev of the bridge.
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#3 Water drop shot with K5 + Tamron 17-50 with improved sharpening and noise removal technique.
#4 K5-IIs + Sigma 10-20, processed with newer version of hdr software
#5 K5 + Sigma 10-20 + lousy quality ND filter, now fixed the color cast
#6 K5 + Sigma 10-20, processed with new workflow
#7 Fireworks shot with K3 + Sigma 10-20, pcoessed with better blending method
Originally posted by BigMackCam 
Post #1 by kengoh
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